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What other companies are you interviewing with?
The interviewer wants to know where are you in your job search.
How actively are you looking for the job? How many places you have applied? At what stage of job hunt you are?
Be careful to give an impression that you have applied at many places.You need not share too much information.
Do's
• Say you are early in this process
• This one is a good fit
• Show you are serious in search and actively applying. No need to give any further information
Don'ts
• I have applied at many places
• Don't give more power to interviewer than they have
Similar Questions
• Are you applying for other jobs?
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